Seminars | Operations Research | NC State

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Seminars

Last updated: 07/22/2024 | All information is accurate and still up-to-date

We invite you to our seminars as we welcome various guest speakers to the program. We encourage everyone to participate in the excitement.
 

Upcoming Events

  • OR Seminar: David Cornejo

    November 18 @ 4:30 pm - 5:45 pm at 4290 Fitts-Woolard Hall

    Join us in welcoming David Cornejo, director of data science at Glaxo Smith Kline, as he discusses operations research topics.

    A headshot of David Cornejo standing outside.

  • OR Seminar: Jenny Wright

    December 2 @ 4:30 pm - 5:45 pm at 4290 Fitts-Woolard Hall

    Join us in welcoming Jenny Wright, senior manager at MITRE, as she discusses operations research topics.

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Past Events

  • OR Seminar: Itai Gurvich

    November 11 @ 4:30 pm - 5:45 pm at 4290 Fitts-Woolard Hall

    Join us in welcoming Itai Gurvich, James Allen Professor from Northwestern University, as he discusses operations research topics.

    A headshot of Itai Gurvich standing in front of a white background.

  • OR Seminar: Hossein Tohidi

    November 4 @ 4:30 pm - 5:45 pm at 4290 Fitts-Woolard Hall

    Join us in welcoming Hossein Tohidi, Senior OR Specialist from SAS, as he discusses operations research topics.

    A headshot of Hossein Tohidi standing in front of a building.

  • OR Seminar: Tyler Kroon

    October 28 @ 4:30 pm - 5:45 pm at 4290 Fitts-Woolard Hall

    Join us in welcoming Tyler Kroon from NC State's Library system as he discusses operations research topics.

    A headshot of Tyler Kroon standing in front of a white background.

  • OR Seminar: INFORMS Practice Talks

    October 7 @ 4:30 pm - 5:45 pm at 4290 Fitts-Woolard Hall

    Come out and support OR Ph.D. Students as they practice their talks for the upcoming INFORMS Annual Conference.

  • OR Seminar: Chao Chen

    September 30 @ 4:30 pm - 5:45 pm at 4290 Fitts-Woolard Hall

    Join us in welcoming Chao Chen, an assistant professor from NC State's Mathematics Department, as he discusses operations research topics.

    A headshot of Chao Chen standing outside in front of some trees.
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Why Attending OR Seminars is Important

Attending an OR seminar offered by the Operations Research Program at NC State University is important for many reasons. First, these seminars help you stay updated with the latest trends and advancements in operations research. By attending, you can learn about new techniques and methods from experts in the field.

Additionally, these seminars offer you a chance to interact with professionals and scholars who share your interests. Networking with these individuals can open doors for future collaborations and job opportunities. You can ask questions and gain insights that you might not get from textbooks or regular classes.

Furthermore, these seminars often feature guest speakers from various industries and universities. Listening to their experiences and stories can inspire you and give you new perspectives. You can learn how operations research is applied in different sectors, such as healthcare, finance, and logistics.

Moreover, attending seminars helps you develop critical thinking and analytical skills. You can engage in discussions, debate ideas, and challenge your own understanding. This active participation can boost your confidence and improve your public speaking skills.

In addition, these seminars can help you with your own research projects. You can get feedback and suggestions from experts, which can enhance the quality of your work. You might even find potential mentors who can guide you through your academic journey.

Finally, attending seminars shows your commitment to your education and professional development. It demonstrates that you are proactive and eager to learn. This dedication can impress your professors and future employers.

In conclusion, attending seminars in the Operations Research Program at NC State University is a valuable opportunity. It helps you learn, network, and grow both academically and professionally.